* * Te quiero, Mamita * * by PhilW
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Description
A portrait of the very wonderful Mamita character for V4 by Mec4D. Rendered in Octane for Carrara with minimal postwork. I hope you like it - Happy New Year!
Phil
Comments (12)
restif
Oh, wonderful skin details! Nicely done, another Octane success!
bebopdlx
Gorgeous.
Raages
A delightful face and eyes.
angelluciano
Very nice...
Cyve
Marvelous portrait and fantastic expression... Outstandingly done my friend !!!
Drakkendark
Very cool.
Rock69
Yep, a stunning portrait!! ;-)
longprong
Mamita looks an interesting character to work with and somehow I've missed her until now. Thanks for sharing
Syltermermaid
A wonderful render, Phil and the skin texture is amazing!!! Hugs Ute
Henchmonkey
Beautiful portrait! You get such great eye reflections and skin detail. (Have you tried zBrush's fibermesh for hair yet? A little messing around yields some fairly impressive results that export as geometry. Carrara handles the multi-million polys quite adroitly! You do want it to be the last thing you import, though. ;)
PhilW
I have tried it a little but not as much as I would ultimately like to.
huakiami
Fantastic render! Beautiful girl and hair is very realistic!
Mec4D
7 years later but better later than never .. I don't know how I missed it .. beautiful work ! even better because it is 7 years old and still looking better than many renders of today
Well done Phil
PhilW
Thank you my friend - this takes me back! I used to use Octane in Carrara for most of my renders at the time. Of course with being more focused on making products for Daz these days, I need to show how things look in Iray most of the time. The 8.1 characters are a real step forward in realism in my view. But Mamita was a lovely character!